Tackle Anything

No girl should have to choose between her period and playing the sport she loves. It’s time to change the game.

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The Problem

Two girls lying on grass with a football, representing rest and recovery during sport while managing periods with confidence

1 in 2 girls drop out of sports after primary school

Teen girl playing tennis outdoors wearing WUKA period underwear, showing freedom to stay active during her period

71% of girls avoid being active on their period

Group of girls wearing WUKA period underwear on a tennis court, showing teamwork and confidence in sport during periods

78% of girls drop out of sport altogether

Young athlete drinking from a WUKA water bottle on a sports court, highlighting hydration and self-care while playing sport on her period

1 in 3 who remain don't meet minimum fitness standards

Woman smiling in a swimming pool wearing WUKA swimwear, showing confidence to swim during her period without pads or tampons

1 in 3 people leave primary school unable to swim - an essential life skill

WUKA water bottle and tennis equipment on a sports court, representing period-friendly sports essentials for active girls

Nearly 25% of girls feel there are not enough opportunities to take part in sport

71% of girls avoid being active on their period

1 in 2 girls drop out of sports after primary school

71% of girls avoid being active on their period

78% of girls drop out of sport altogether

1 in 3 who remain don't meet minimum fitness standards

1 in 3 people leave primary school unable to swim - an essential life skill

Nearly 25% of girls feel there are not enough opportunities to take part in sport

Tackle Anything is a commitment we’ve made to ensure that girls are fully equipped on their period so they don’t have to drop out. By providing multi-various support to grassroots clubs, we’re creating a future where no girl is sidelined by her period.

WUKA are sponsoring grassroots communities with period underwear and menstrual health resources to build confidence.

Supporting over 3,300 girls through sport, confidence and periods

Educational Conversations for Young Athletes with Hannah Miley MBE

Helping girls in football, rugby, roller hockey, netball and taekwondo

Empowering players and making conversations around period care a vital part of the game. Creating a future where every player feels fearless and supported, both on and off the pitch!

Are you a sports club looking to partner with WUKA?

We know periods can be a real barrier to participation in sport, and we believe no player should have to sit out or worry on match day. That’s why we work with sports clubs to help support girls and women to stay confident, comfortable and focused.

If your club is interested in partnering with WUKA, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re just starting the conversation or ready to explore a partnership, please get in touch - we’re always happy to chat and learn more about how we can support your players.

Become A Partner

National & Regional

Women rugby players wearing WUKA period pants in a team changing room, showing confidence and comfort during sport while on their periods

Partner Highlight

Welsh Rugby Union

WUKA has been a proud partner of the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) Women’s Team since 2022. We’ve been inspired by the positive impact WUKA period pants have had on the team’s confidence and performance during training and matches. Knowing our period wear can make a difference at a national level means a great deal to us.

WUKA partners with the Black Swimming Association to support girls from underrepresented communities in swimming with period-proof swimwear

Partner Highlight

Black Swimming Association (BSA)

WUKA supports BSA, a non-profit organisation dedicated to diversifying aquatics through education, advocacy, support and research. BSA works to address the barriers that limit African, Caribbean and Asian communities from accessing and participating in aquatics, aligning with WUKA’s commitment to inclusive, barrier-free sport through our period-proof swimwear range.

Partner Highlight

Scottish Gymnastics

This is the first partnership of its kind in Scotland, tackling long-standing taboos around menstrual health.

Young swimmers from Hatfield Swimming Club in a pool, highlighting the WUKA partnership supporting girls to swim confidently during their periods

Partner Highlight

Hatfield Swim Club

When Hatfield Swim Club reached out, supporting them was a no-brainer. Just a stone’s throw from WUKA HQ, they’re one of the few SwimMark-accredited high-performance clubs, producing national, international and Olympic medallists.

WUKA partners with Inspire Girls Football Association to remove period barriers and support girls to play football with confidence

Partner Highlight

Inspire Girls Football Academy

We’re thrilled to partner with Inspire Girls Football Academy to support their mission of empowering young female footballers. Together, we’re inspiring and developing the next generation of leaders, both on and off the pitch.

WUKA partners with Swindon Town Women’s Football Club to remove period barriers and support confident performance on match day

Partner Highlight

Swindon Town FC

This marks WUKA’s first National League partnership, supporting Swindon Town Women’s First and Development Teams. WUKA’s logo will feature on the team’s shorts throughout the season, symbolising a shared commitment to breaking down barriers and ensuring no player has to worry about leaks on match day — even in white shorts — so they can focus fully on the game.

Club Testimonials

Swindon Town Women players celebrating on the pitch wearing WUKA period-proof shorts, sharing testimonials on confidence during matches

Swindon Town are delighted to partner with WUKA for the upcoming season across all our women’s teams. We’re excited to embed this partnership within the club and the wider community, and would encourage female athletes to explore how WUKA’s products and resources can support them in sport

Swindon Town, Chief Commercial Officer, James Watts

Gymnast performing on apparatus while wearing WUKA period-proof sports underwear, reflecting partner testimonials on support for periods in gymnastics

We have 30,000 members, of which 84% are female. This is not just about performance level gymnasts, it is about judges, coaches, volunteers, team managers and staff members. We are committed to inclusion, eradicating stigma, and providing essential education on pelvic floor health

Wendy Purdie, Programme Lead at Scottish Gymnastics

Welsh women’s rugby team kit display featuring WUKA partnership, representing trusted testimonials on breaking period taboos in elite sport

Many of the players have felt more confident in both training and matches, allowing them to focus purely on their performance rather than worrying about leaking or comfort whilst on their period

Jo Perkins, WRU Physio

Girls’ football team huddle wearing WUKA period-proof sportswear, representing trusted club testimonials supporting girls to play confidently on their period

We are looking for opportunities to enhance club membership benefits beyond ‘just’ training and playing, whilst trying to make ours a female friendly environment and removing barriers to participation - and this partnership with WUKA definitely fits the bill

David Kwiatek (Secretary of Pride Park FC)

Youth girls’ footballers training in WUKA period-proof shorts, showcasing 5-star club testimonials on confidence, comfort and performance

As one of the country’s largest girls-only football clubs, we’re delighted to partner with WUKA. Together, we’re committed to breaking down barriers to female participation in football and continuing our work to create a safe, supportive and fun grassroots environment where players and coaches can thrive

Richmond Park FC

We’re excited to partner with WUKA to empower our players with access to sustainable period products. This collaboration supports our mission to break taboos, promote period dignity and ensure no player is held back, on or off the pitch

The Strathmore Sharks Girls Rugby Team

Young female footballers wearing WUKA period wear during training, highlighting club testimonials on removing period barriers in sport

The club is proud to be working with WUKA. Partnerships like this further reinforce our belief that our club is fast becoming the club to be at for young female footballers

Dean Wigzell (Head of Community Engagement at Kings Langley FC)

Girls’ grassroots football team wearing WUKA period-proof sports shorts, sharing positive testimonials about confidence and comfort during matches on their period

We’re proud to partner with WUKA to give grassroots clubs access to period products, helping remove barriers and build confidence on the pitch. Having grown up playing football, I understand the anxiety that can come with light-coloured kit.

Essex FA

Swindon Town are delighted to partner with WUKA for the upcoming season across all our women’s teams. We’re excited to embed this partnership within the club and the wider community, and would encourage female athletes to explore how WUKA’s products and resources can support them in sport

Swindon Town, Chief Commercial Officer, James Watts

We have 30,000 members, of which 84% are female. This is not just about performance level gymnasts, it is about judges, coaches, volunteers, team managers and staff members. We are committed to inclusion, eradicating stigma, and providing essential education on pelvic floor health

Wendy Purdie, Programme Lead at Scottish Gymnastics

Many of the players have felt more confident in both training and matches, allowing them to focus purely on their performance rather than worrying about leaking or comfort whilst on their period

Jo Perkins, WRU Physio

We are looking for opportunities to enhance club membership benefits beyond ‘just’ training and playing, whilst trying to make ours a female friendly environment and removing barriers to participation - and this partnership with WUKA definitely fits the bill

David Kwiatek (Secretary of Pride Park FC)

As one of the country’s largest girls-only football clubs, we’re delighted to partner with WUKA. Together, we’re committed to breaking down barriers to female participation in football and continuing our work to create a safe, supportive and fun grassroots environment where players and coaches can thrive

Richmond Park FC

We’re excited to partner with WUKA to empower our players with access to sustainable period products. This collaboration supports our mission to break taboos, promote period dignity and ensure no player is held back, on or off the pitch

The Strathmore Sharks Girls Rugby Team

The club is proud to be working with WUKA. Partnerships like this further reinforce our belief that our club is fast becoming the club to be at for young female footballers

Dean Wigzell (Head of Community Engagement at Kings Langley FC)

We’re proud to partner with WUKA to give grassroots clubs access to period products, helping remove barriers and build confidence on the pitch. Having grown up playing football, I understand the anxiety that can come with light-coloured kit.